Atlanta police responded to a fatal shooting on Joseph E. Lowery Blvd, with the victim pronounced dead on scene; details are limited as the investigation continues.

A woman was found dead with a possible laceration in Atlanta; initially suspected foul play may be medically related. Autopsy pending for cause of death.

Cobb & Douglas Public Health initiated a project to help low-income households maintain their septic systems through subsidies, funded by ARPA grants.

A dispute in Atlanta resulted in a man's death; police provided aid but he did not survive. The incident is under investigation by the Atlanta Homicide Unit and GBI.

A Texas man pled guilty to mail fraud for defrauding a Georgia church of millions post-Hurricane Michael; faces up to 30 years in prison and a $1M fine.

Shontelle Mann, 38, was arrested by the GBI for fraud, forgery, and intimidating a court official after making death threats to a judge, initially believed to come from an inmate.

A man was shot in Atlanta, prompting a police investigation into the incident at Margaret Place NW, with the shooting location suspected to be Donald Lee Hollowell Parkway NW.

Georgia Senate Committee passes House Bill 127, aiming to eliminate DEI programs from public schools and universities, despite concerns about transparency and criticism from some state senators.

Milton has upgraded bridges with new aesthetically-pleasing guardrails, featuring brown coating and enhanced reflectors, partially funded by Georgia's DOT.

The co-owner and manager of Latin Flavors in Winder, GA, Daniel Barrios Catalan, has been arrested for allegedly kidnapping and raping an 18-year-old employee.

The Big Ridge Fire in Rabun County, Georgia continues to challenge firefighters due to dry conditions and high winds, but containment efforts have protected Sky Valley as the blaze has consumed over 1,000 acres.

A missing rail piece led to a train derailment in Tyrone, GA, despite a police warning to CSX hours prior. CSX's response and communication practices are under scrutiny as they investigate the incident.

Seventeen individuals were indicted in DeKalb County for various charges related to gangs, drugs, and weapons, including possessing automatic weapons and manufacturing illegal firearm components.